Articles by Editorial Board

On Aug. 19, President John Fry sent out a letter to all students declaring the university’s decision to have its operations remain remote for the…

As a Drexel student, many things are guaranteed throughout your college experience as a Dragon. One assured fixture in Drexel University’s existence is the weekly…

Living in an urban environment comes with its own benefits and drawbacks. On one hand, you are in a competitive rental apartment scene. Students who…

On May 31, Drexel and University of Pennsylvania police officers arrived at a protest on 52nd Street and joined the Philadelphia Police Department officers already…

With September quickly approaching, Drexel University anticipates a limited reopening of campus for the upcoming fall term. However, many students and faculty are understandably wary of…

Despite rising numbers of COVID-19 cases across the country, many universities, especially those that are tuition-dependent and lacking in a large endowment, are planning on…

This time last year, our organization had financially flatlined after 93 years of printing. It’s difficult to pinpoint what exactly went wrong along the way,…

There is a lot to be said for cities actively trying to reduce the number of sugary beverages consumed by its residents. When Philadelphia took…

It feels like every year, we become more and more comfortable with talking about mental illness — and that’s really important. The stigma around mental…

On Valentine’s Day, there are often two kinds of people: those in relationships who can celebrate with their significant others on the ultimate day of…